Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-04

n19 pe11 oeeids1 % tA11 seehnien
p4tnt. and an so<1y fhs I4B haa hs8n ;.
de1l1ed IL Gin largely a&set ar akaf
ates. ~ lhers are % many e oBK l4w'
9th sns saas dsfect. Is NzEI give Goa
9xeG1 oha1ee 20 pass On wsman saf
ffAgs aaein. fhink che dscisi0n I'll
ne nifteE disaBpuinkmens 90 laxRl
shaEe o. ths beffaE class 81 psopls ID M
Territory.
GaoFas w. Orans--r hnss been rnshsl
ftavufahly impressed VITA the woskinR.
Of woman sn1r1Rs 90 far. Woner
seen - 10 more for chat il Fiehz thar
for palsy q lacks 70 me liks > back.
J. =. Eshelmaa II think vomsu
shsald vote II thsF wsnf 20. feel thai
tnsy should k<ss Ghsir oh0iss IN ~
mattsf.
" 3. Lis~sslyn-I believe IL sab
nitttng TIE question 20 . sosa Of ths
| peopis. and let them deolds WHISTLES
they vii have woman su6fszs or not.
julius Bernstein Fhe decision i
R0sd nsWB 70 ma. and my wife feels e
good over IL - do. We are Opposed q
w0men yolinR or ueddlinR 10 pas1zies.
James A. CaFey-That dscision Il
gsod, II they can make Il stick. | was
Always opposed 20 women v0sinR.
). kfanentAai-k am glad tie Ounfl
has decided the lAw TO be Invalid. Wo-
man enaRage u nos the right thing. The
decision Sd q us 20 psrfsssion.
Jake EFnusuihal-lt suitH us, Rn6 II
it needs any endorsement We wfii sign il.
Captain Penisld-I don't want . be
interviewed about woman suffrage OF
anythinR else; Pm u The light business.
Captain Charles Low aIsays
thouQhf they would knock that lau cat
When they COS around TO 10
J. o. Nixon-Ths sentiment seems al
one way. ! have talked with 9 great
many people tod y, and have yet e
meet the frst man who favors women
voting. Ifeel good over if, and Il I had
noe quit dsiHkinR, IN 3 measure, I'd feel
like painting the town red.
Mr.. kinWard-Well, really, rm not
IN AmeFican citizen and don't knou
mush about your courts and laws, bat
for myself ] doa't 90 Q penny on 10
man suffrage. you know. The place for
the ladies % at home. you know. We
don't have women voting in England;
us not the proDaF thing.
william R1bertson-T am glad Of the
decision Ny wife never would 70 te.
The place Tor women IL ~ home.
). k-nney-Woman Suffrage Is one OF
those American political experiments.
lie ali right for women 70 sif on inries,
II they waut TO. bat l don't like snch
pulitioians' experiments. They are al
ways Aging Of on to something nee.
Charles PArker-L am glad She ease
has been decided In the manner IL has.
At our house we don't take much stook
N woman suffrage.
Ed. TsFry-l am clad the Supreme
Court has 90 dsoided.
h. Hefner-I am better pleased over
that decision than II had made . big
DEAL In real estate.
W. d. Bs0tt--lurrahl Next July we
will snew the opposition under 90 deco
they never viii see daylight If am
IN NV York I'll come back next July
- witness the fan"
A. A. Smith, am afraid the aesision
will make mach trouble. MY opinion IL
SHAT she experiment has not beeE bad
thing.
O. r. stone-I sm glad 70 hear IL.
don't believe q mai 5fity Of tue women
favor the suffrage Law.
II. H3ds-It's Reod nsWe. believe
women should vote on school matters,
beoa 1se they pay more attention 10
school matters than men, bat not sit on
iuFies azd fool with politics.
De. Il. w. SpsriIng = That nsUs tickles
me all 10 hlazss. We will paint the town
red tonight.
L. w. B5nney-The decision suits me,
but ! fear il IL not con stitutionaI.
o. @. Hhorey-E AN sorry. | wish chs
title had been good.
W. n. Morse-fne decision salts me.
j. ID. L0Wman-tt suits me; in fact,
am greatly pleased over 10.
DR. J. >. M. Sm srt-- That's right. You
can look for prosperous Summer.
That decision 10 the bsst thing that sas
been done In abe Territory since / came
here. We don't want any such Jim
Grow laws a. that an our statute books.
Vim. Cochrane-I think that decision
10 good. don't think the operation Of
the Law has bsea doing rs any good.
Don't think jury 10 the proper place
for women. I hfve been Disguised 10
sea women on the iafy and acting as
beilids. bat II the act vas oonstit1
tional could Get along With IL. | would
be willing TO leave the questioa 20 the
women themselves. They oannst Be
hanaled - easily at election time With
money as men can. have found that
out. Woman suffrage did one good
thing; Il wFosted this Territory from
the gEaso OF the Northern Pacific Rail
road. voorhees, woald never have been
elected but for tbs woman vefe.
Major Jonss-L think she decision IL
right.
Doe Mitchell-I am In favor of lsav-
ing that. like all ether great questions,
70 popular vote. II il carries. we'll
and good.
Robert RUSSELL think the decision
Ia right. IL 10 wsa pat 20 vote you
would and the people do not want IL.
vas always opposed TO woman Suffrage,
bnt am willing 10 let Il 70 TO vote Of
ths people. II u stands. women shoald
paw poll tax, the same as the men.
Captain J. 3. 0resu-I think u Q good
idea. for the Feassn that the male popu-
lasion usually express the sentimsnt Of
every household.
George r. RAy mond-I am heartily In
favor OF womaa Suffrage, and II the set
eonfeFFing the right OF Suffrage on
woman 10 illegal. l think they eth have
the right 10 vote, a. the electioa Law
passed sinne gives then thst right.
Leande. Ailler--t am pleased at the
decision Of the Saprsme Oeurt. and !
thick 10 IL the frst step towards being
admitted into toe union Of States.
Dexter Hsrton-That h where that
law should have bean 81 FIRST uncon.
stitulional.
WHAT TIE LADIES THINK,
II Il quite din ,als matter 10 Get The
ladies 20 express themselves. knowing
their statements are B. Be pnbiished-
Fer instance, one FepoFtes vas given .
list 81 ssvsnteen ladies 10 intesvieg. He
sau al Of them. Three favored SAT
fraRe. and fourteen we're against 10. but
uotwithatandin9 this. bat three would
permit their views 10 be expressed u
print, and tVo OF thess favor woman
saara0e.
MFs. J. @. Scarf II am glad the law
has been declared unconstitutional.
Mrs. Staey-I am perfectly delighted.
Was never % happy 10 my life. Think
tee vsmen have no place 81 the polls
Cant tell 700 h0w much opposed 10 10 ]
am.
Mrs. Samuel Kenney--I ana very Glad
the Law 10 reversed. ! am against 90
men voting. I have never voted nor
never intended to.
Mrs. wellman--l am IN favor Of w.
man being on an equal footing stth